Thin-layered heat-insulation material
A heat insulation material and thin layer technology, applied in the direction of reflection/signal coating, etc., can solve the problems of small heat preservation effect, influence of heat reflectivity, limited thermal resistance, etc., to improve heat preservation effect, reduce heat transfer, and water resistance good effect
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Embodiment example 1
[0013] When the working temperature of the medium is 40-100°C, apply a thin layer of thermal insulation coating with a thickness of 1.0mm and 2.0mm on the outer surface of the round tube respectively, and measure the relationship between the temperature of the medium and the heat dissipation loss on the surface. It can be seen that with the thickness of the coating The temperature of the outer surface of the coating and the heat dissipation loss are reduced to a certain extent, but the range is not large. Because a single structure is used for heat preservation, its heat insulation effect is proportional to the thermal resistance, and the thermal resistance is also proportional to the thickness of the coating. Because the thickness is too thin, the thermal resistance is limited. Therefore, it is not economical to increase the heat insulation effect by increasing the thickness. It should be used With the characteristics of high heat reflectivity, the effect will be better if the...
Embodiment example 2
[0015] Apply a 0.3mm thick thin layer of paint on the outside of a plastic bubble with a thickness of 6.5mm. When the medium temperature is 55°C, the surface temperature is 29°C, and the surface heat dissipation loss is 59W / m 2 ;When the medium temperature is 70°C, the surface temperature is 33°C, and the surface heat dissipation loss is 94W / m 2 , which is equivalent to the energy-saving effect of general crude oil tank insulation. The medium temperature inside the crude oil tank is generally 40-70°C. At present, there are many kinds of materials used for thermal insulation of crude oil tanks, such as 40mm thick polyurethane foam, 50mm thick polyethylene foam, 50-60mm thick rock wool, etc. The construction is troublesome, the structure is not easy to handle, and an additional waterproof outer sheath is required. According to the above simulation test results, a 0.3mm-thick thin-layer thermal insulation coating can be used in combination with a 10mm-thick plastic foam material...
Embodiment example 3
[0017] In the range of 200-300 ℃, after coating the outer surface of 70mm thick rock wool with a thin layer of paint with a thickness of 0.5mm, the heat dissipation loss can be reduced by 6.3%, which is basically equivalent to the thermal insulation effect of ordinary rock wool with a thickness of 80mm.
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